The beginning was hilarious and then it got boring as it went on.

 

I thought this was really fascinating. The idea was great, the screenplay well acted, some of the hilarious dialogue I would chalk up to banal Hollywood product (I could only read the title of a few of the movies) they fed the AI.
Enjoyed it immensely.

 

I will be honest, when I first watched it, I thought the guy said: "In a future with mass unemployment, Young people are forced to sell butt." XD

 

damn, now I can't 'unhear' that they are "forced to sell butt. That's something I can do....."

 

Sounds like it was dreaming, a stream of random conciousness - maybe even a little découpé in style.

 

*for découpé read decoupe - pardon my French!

 

And another reply just to see how long decoupe becomes in my original quote...

 

"It was trained on lots of texts and emails"
THIS is scaring for privacy.

 

This is actually quite impressive. I have seen stuff much worst on the big screen. The eyeball is key to making it all fit together.... The eyeball, brilliant!!!!

 

I have to admit, I enjoyed it as well. What seemed like randomness, making sense out of something that is essentially nonsensical. Even the end got me. More like busting up laughing because it was definitely not something I had expected.

Anymore when I watch a show, I can typically guess what's going to happen. My friends kind of hate me for it, because I always call it out, and they are all like, "nah man thats not right." and then I clap my hands right when it happens and say "CALLED IT!" Yea, it's kind of annoying, but I call it out in my head usually, but when its the big moments of the film or show, I cant seem to help it.

 

Did you call the eyeball before it happened? If you did, I'm very impressed.